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Maryland State Archives Baltimore's claims for expenses incurred during the War of 1812 msa_s931_3-0045 Enlarge and print image (459K) |
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Maryland State Archives Baltimore's claims for expenses incurred during the War of 1812 msa_s931_3-0045 Enlarge and print image (459K) |
| [Doc. No. 39.] 41 Aug. 17. One Troop of (Torse, 19 men and horses, hay all night, quarters for the men, and half pound of candles - - - - 8 25 Aug. 18. One Troop of dorse, 13 men and horses, hay all night, quarters found for the men, and half pound of candles - - - - 6 00 Aug. 19. One Troop of Horse, 14 men and horses, hay all night, quarters found for the men, and half pound of candles - - - 6 37i Aug. 20. One Troop of Horse, 7 men and horses, hay all night, quarters found for the men, and half pound of caudles - - - - 3 75 Aug. 21. One Troop of Horse, 7 men arid horses, hay all night, quarters found for the men, and half pound of candles - - - - 3 75 Aug. 22. One Troop of Horse, 9 men and horses, hay all night, quarters found for the men. and candles 4 50 Aug. 23. One Troop of Horse, 7,men and horses, hay all night, quarters found for the men, and candles 3 75 S49 50 I do hereby certify, that Thaddeus Jackson has furnished forage and quarters for the troops of Horse within mentioned, while in the service of the United States, at Fort M'Henry, from the 15th to the 23d August last, amounting to forty-nine dollars and fifty cents. Given under my hand this 22d February. 1814. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Adjutant. Examined and approved by the Committee of Accounts. LUKE TIJBRNAN. Baltimore, 2Zd Feb. 1814. Received the within sum of forty-nine dollars and fifty cents, in full. S49 50. THADDEUS JACKSON. I do certify, that cavalry were, by my order, stationed at the Fort, to communicate to me information by day, andbj night topatrole the shore for a mile, to give notice in case the enemy should attempt a landing in the Western Branch of the Patapsco, he being then in great force in view. The account is just and fair. S. SMITH, Maj. Gen. Com'g. No. 3. Edward Johnson, Esq. Sir: Please pay Mr. Rogers one hundred dollars for his services in attending the Committee of Accounts last Summer. LUKE TiERNAN. JDecember 4, 1813. Received the above sum, 4th Dec. 1813. TIL ROGERS. It certainly was indispensable for the Committee of Vigilance to employ a clerk, and the charge is certiiinlj very small, and will, I trust, be allowed. S. SMITH, .V. G. Commanding. 6 |